Rainbow Six and MobaTrainer launch tactical challenge with BLAST R6 skins on the line
Ubisoft and MobaTrainer have struck a partnership to bring a new kind of competitive tool to Rainbow Six Siege players: a decision-making trainer built on real match clips. The reward for those who complete the challenges is exclusive skins from the BLAST R6 Salt Lake City event – and the deadline ends on June 30.
More than aim: the right decision at the right moment
In Siege, precision alone is not enough. Any veteran knows that a wrong rotation, a piece of utility thrown at the wrong time or an unnecessary peek costs the round regardless of your headshot percentage. That is exactly the gap the partnership with MobaTrainer seeks to fill.
The platform presents the player with a snippet of gameplay and a set of tactical choices. Speed and accuracy determine the score. Simple in execution, demanding in reasoning.
Four content creators co-produced the challenges
To ensure the puzzles reflect real, relevant situations, four creators were brought in to co-produce the five available challenges: FastAnne, King George, RoyalPenguin and Macie Jay. Each contributed analysis on the reasoning behind every decision – which turns the exercise into something close to a tactical lesson with people who actually play at the limit.
How to take part and what is on the line
The process is straightforward. Go to r6.mobatrainer.com, complete the five puzzles in sequence and, when you finish the last one, enter a valid email and accept the two terms presented: the notification one and the data storage one, in line with the privacy policy.
In all, 60 winners will be drawn among all participants. Some of them may take home the variant version of the BLAST R6 Salt Lake City attendance skins – items you cannot buy in a store and that mark whoever was, at least virtually, present at the event.
The challenge stays available until Tuesday, June 30. Little bureaucracy, a concrete reward. For anyone who already spends hours in Siege, it is a matter of putting that knowledge to the test in a different way.
